Google is seeking a Software Engineer to join their Cloud Firestore team, working on one of the most popular NoSQL databases in Google Cloud's portfolio. This role focuses on developing backend features for Firestore, which serves over 600,000 developers and is crucial for web and mobile applications worldwide.
The position requires expertise in distributed systems and database technologies, with hands-on development using Java, C++, and Kotlin. You'll be part of the Firestore Search team, helping shape and implement next-generation features that directly impact hundreds of thousands of developers and their applications.
As a Software Engineer at Google, you'll have the opportunity to work on large-scale infrastructure that powers critical services used by billions of users. The role combines technical challenges in distributed computing, database design, and system architecture with the opportunity to drive significant impact through Google Cloud's enterprise-grade solutions.
The position offers competitive compensation ($141,000-$202,000 base salary) plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll work in San Francisco, collaborating with talented engineers and technical leads to build highly reliable, performant distributed cloud databases.
This is an excellent opportunity for engineers passionate about distributed systems and databases, offering the chance to work on technology that powers some of the biggest web and mobile applications while being part of Google's innovative culture and global impact.
Key responsibilities include designing and implementing features in multiple programming languages, collaborating across teams, and maintaining high engineering standards. The role requires 2 years of software development experience, with particular emphasis on distributed systems and infrastructure development.
Google provides a supportive and inclusive work environment, with a strong commitment to diversity and equal opportunity. The company offers comprehensive benefits, professional development opportunities, and the chance to work on cutting-edge technology that impacts users worldwide.